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In this video, we are going to take a look at L&L Special Furnaces's "Bring Your Heat Treat In House" Package. This package is intended for smaller facilities who want to get a start on doing their own heat treating, rather than always having to send parts to an outside vendor.

The (2) products included with this package are the QDS124 Dual Chamber Electric Hardening and Tempering Furnace and a QTS1224 Quench Tank.

The QDS124 Hardening Chamber features a Max Temp of 2350F / 1285C, a Program Controller, and Inert Blanketting Atmosphere.

The QDS124 Tempering Chamber features a max temp of 1250F / 675C, a Single Temperature Controller, stainless steel circulation fan, and a Stainless Steel Muffle to shield the Furnace Load from direct radiation from the Heating Elements.

The QTS1224 is a 65 Gallon Heated and Agitated quench tank. It is set up for use with polymer-based quench media, but can optionally be set up for straight water or oil quench media. There is a guard around the Agitator Chamber to prevent any parts from contacting the agitator and a safety lid for when the Quench Tank is not in use.

For more information on the QDS124 or QTS1224, please check our detailed walk-around videos for those models. For more information on the Bring Your Heat Treat In House package, please reach out to our sales team at [email protected]

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Bring your Heat Treat In-House Package
QDS124
Hardening Chamber
2350F
Program Control
Inert Atmosphere with Manual Flow Panel for Hardening Chamber
Inconel Sheathed Thermocouples for Top Chamber

Tempering Chamber
1250F with Circulation Fan
Single Temperature Control
Recirculation Muffle to Sheild Product from Radiant heat is required

For a more detailed look at the QDS124, check our other video

QTS1224
65 Gallon Heated and Agitated Quench Tank
Separate Guarded Impeller Chamber to keep product away from Agitator Motor
Standard for use with Polymer-based quench
Option for Oil or Water

For a more detailed look at Quench Tanks, check our other video